2026 Mastondon 10ish Mile Trail Race

The 2026 Mastondon 10ish Mile Trail Race will take place on Sunday, March 1st, 2026, at the Maston Trail Network located at 20135 Newcomb Rd, Redmond, Oregon. This event is set in a high desert landscape featuring juniper trees, with scenic views of the Deschutes River and Central Oregon mountains. The race is scheduled for a start time of 9:00 AM sharp, with a course that includes approximately 400 feet of elevation change, making it a relatively flat trail suitable for early-season training. The expected weather conditions for Redmond on this date are likely to be mild, with temperatures ranging from 45°F to 55°F and mostly clear skies, offering ideal conditions for trail running.

What is the event name and date?

The event is the 2026 Mastondon 10ish Mile Trail Race, taking place on Sunday, March 1st, 2026.

What is the location of the event?

The event is held at the Maston Trail Network, located at 20135 Newcomb Rd, Redmond, Oregon 97756. The race takes place between Tumalo and Redmond, within the BLM-managed Maston trail network.

What is the distance of the race?

• →The race is approximately 10 miles long, with a total elevation change of about 400 feet.

What is the course like?

The course is set on the BLM-managed Maston trail network, offering a high desert landscape with juniper trees, scenic views of the Deschutes River, and the Central Oregon mountains. The trail is relatively flat, making it an ideal early-season event for runners.

What is the start time of the event?

The race starts at 9:00 AM sharp on Sunday, March 1st, 2026.

What is the registration pricing?

• →Early Registration (Now – February 1st): $55
• →Regular Registration (February 2nd – 27th): $65
• →Late Registration (February 28th – Race Day, space available): $70

Where can participants pick up their race packets?

Packet pickup is available on Saturday, February 28th, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM at FootZone, Downtown Bend, located at 842 NW Wall Street. On race day, packet pickup begins at 7:30 AM at the Newcomb trailhead.

Are there aid stations on the course?

Yes, there is one aid station located at approximately mile 4.25, which offers water and gels. Runners are encouraged to bring a reusable cup to minimize waste, though disposable cups are available if needed.

What is included in the post-race activities?

Post-race activities include food and post-race beer provided by Cascade Lakes Brewing.

What awards are given to participants?

All finishers receive a special finisher prize. Top 3 finishers in each division (Men's Overall, Women's Overall, Men's Masters, Women's Masters) receive special prizes. Additional sponsor prizes are awarded via raffle.

Is there an opportunity to volunteer for the event?

Yes, volunteers are needed for the event. Interested individuals can sign up by visiting this page ↗.

What is the refund policy for the event?

There are no refunds available for the event due to the nature and expense of producing small local races. In the event of extreme conditions such as fire, ice, or extreme heat, race directors may modify or cancel the event at their discretion, but no refunds will be offered in these circumstances.